Seaside Corridor Auto Campground
A drive-in campsite in Sanuki, with pitches and cottages along the shore.
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A drive-in campsite in Sanuki, with pitches and cottages along the shore.
A municipal pool in Zentsuji, open in summer, with a slide and a wave pool.
A 422-metre hill in Marugame, called the Fuji of Sanuki for its cone shape.
The only national park in Shikoku, in Manno, spread along the shore of the Manno reservoir.
A roadside station in Utazu, facing the sea and known for its sunsets.
A temple in Zentsuji, held to be Kukai's birthplace, the 75th stop of the Shikoku pilgrimage.
A park in Sakaide, with the Great Seto Bridge close at hand.
A hot-spring district in Kotohira, before the gate of Kotohira-gu.
An amusement park in Marugame, with a Ferris wheel and roller coasters.
A gorge in Manno on the upper Doki River, one of the ten views of Sanuki.
A campsite on Mount Takahachi in Ayagawa, with a wind hole that breathes cold air.
A centre in Marugame where you can make a Marugame fan, a designated traditional craft.
A plateau across Takamatsu and Sakaide with five peaks, named for the five colours of esoteric Buddhism.
A lookout in Utazu, taking in the whole of the Inland Sea.
A museum in Zentsuji in the former headquarters building of the army's 11th Division.
A farm stand at Toyohama in Kanonji, in the prefecture's main pear-growing district.
A sand drawing on Ariake beach in Kanonji, 122 metres east to west and 90 north to south.
A shrine in Kanonji. From the torii of its main hall at 404 metres you look down on the Inland Sea.
An arch dam in Kanonji, completed in 1930, a run of masonry arches.
A mountain in Mitoyo, known for cherry blossom, with the islands of the Inland Sea from its summit.
A riding centre in Kanonji, near Kotohiki Park.
A 50-metre waterfall in Mitoyo, falling almost vertically down the rock face.